Yes, we actually encourage our guests to bring their cameras so they can capture their memories and share them with their families and friends.

No real time is better than others, however we do suggest that you get here an hour before we close so you can have enough time to spend with the animals and view all that we have.

Your tickets are good until we close at 5 or 6 pm (depending on the time of year), so your time here is not limited. We do recommend to plan at least an hour for your visit. You are welcome to leave the Farm and return until closing time that evening. Please keep your receipt to present to the Farm staff upon return.

Sorry, no food allowed outside with the animals. We do have 5 picnic tables out front of our Farm under the pine trees for a great picnic spot for our guests.

We have fallow deer, sika deer in the main walk through, as well as mule deer, coues deer, reindeer, an elk, bison, African crested porcupines, wallabies, Patagonian cavies, mini horses, mini donkeys, llamas, alpacas, coatimundis, talking birds, peacocks, even a zonkey.

In accordance with Arizona Law, “a zoo or wild animal park may prohibit a service animal, including a dog guide or service dog from any area of the zoo or wild animal park where service animals may come into direct contact with animals contained in the zoo or wild animal park. The law also states that “it is not discriminatory to exclude a service animal from a public place if one or more of the following apply:

• The animal poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others.
• The animal fundamentally alters the nature of the public place, goods, services or activities provided.